StarDate Susitna - November 13, 2022, by Kathleen Fleming
As Kathleen Fleming prepares to head outside to help her mom, she leaves StarDate Susitna listeners with some winter night sky scenes to look forward to. Kathleen recommends you do
Susitna Writer’s Voice is KTNA’s weekly showcase of writing and storytelling from the Upper Susitna Valley and beyond. In short, locally produced episodes, writers and community members share fiction, nonfiction, poetry, essays, memoirs, interviews, student work, science features, and collaborative pieces. The series celebrates diverse voices, creativity, lived experience, and the stories that connect the community.
As Kathleen Fleming prepares to head outside to help her mom, she leaves StarDate Susitna listeners with some winter night sky scenes to look forward to. Kathleen recommends you do
In this episode, Kathleen Fleming talks about the upcoming lunar eclipse Monday night / early Tuesday morning and some interesting historical views of lunar eclipses.
The second of a 2-part story by Maureen Chambrone called “Lessons from Little Bear”. Maureen observes a little bear while working counting fish in Southeast Alaska. The reflections shared in
The first of a 2-part story by Maureen Chambrone called “Lessons from Little Bear”. Maureen observes a little bear while working counting fish in Southeast Alaska. The reflections shared in
The recent clear nights have been very inspiring, and Kathleen Fleming wants you to know “what’s up” in the solar system for the rest of October.
In this piece Of Rare Birds and Bears, Robin Song recounts some of her summer experiences and animal encounters. The highlight is the spotting of a rare albino robin.
In this StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming adds 3 more definitions to the glossary of astro-terms, and use those words in describing the motions of Mercury this week. Listen on-air or
In this week’s StarDate Susitna, producer Kathleen Fleming informs listeners about the New Moon, the opposition of Jupiter, and observing Jupiter’s 4 Galilean Moons. Below is a picture of Galileo’s
You don’t need clear skies to appreciate the September Equinox which is the main topic in this StarDate Susitna.